Stock illustration description

This vintage engraving depicts the Hawaiian beach and village of Ewa just west of Honolulu in the 1860s. Native Hawaiians engage in village life and mingle with westerners. Engraved by George Pearson (d. 1910), it was published in an 1866 history of Hawaii and is now in the public domain. Digital restoration by Steven Wynn Photography.

Ewa Beach and Village, Hawaii, circa 1860s

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XLarge	4724 x 2489 px @ 300 dpi 15.7" × 8.3" @ 300 dpi	10.17 MB	$36.00 USD 20 Credits
XXLarge	5539 x 2919 px @ 300 dpi 18.5" × 9.7" @ 300 dpi	13.38 MB	$44.00 USD 25 Credits
XXXLarge	6932 x 3654 px @ 300 dpi 23.1" × 12.2" @ 300 dpi	19.34 MB	$50.00 USD 28 Credits

Stock illustration details

Contributor:	wynnter view portfolio
Keywords:	Hawaiian Culture, Hawaii Islands, Hawaiian Ethnicity, Old-fashioned, Beach, Old, Ewa, History ...Show all keywords: 36 Traditional Culture, Black And White, Illustration and Painting, Antique, Oahu, Past, Horseback Riding, Engraved Image, Tropical Climate, Honolulu, Traditional Clothing, Human Settlement, 19th Century Style, Travel Locations, People, Pacific Ocean, Historical Clothing, Large Group Of People, Village, Period Costume, Horizontal, Image Created 19th Century, Riding, Pacific Islander Ethnicity, Image Created 1860-1869, Social History, Victorian Style, Beaches Wrong keywords? Tell us
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Uploaded on:	08-29-09 © Steven Wynn